Re: Problems about Streamdevice when sending hex command to motor device

[Dirk Zimoch <dirk.zimoch@psi.ch>]

Hello 李姣赛,

The default FTVL value for aai, aao and waveform records is STRING. But 
an array of 40 character Strings is almost never what you need. And 
STRING cannot be formatted with %x.

Use: field (FTVL, "CHAR")

Also your aai and aao records have no NELM. The default value is 1. Thus 
you can only write one array element to it. Set NELM to the maximum 
bumber of bytes you need, for example:

field (NEML, "20")

Dirk


On 24.05.2016 15:52, 李姣赛 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Recently I try to use Streamdevice to control a motor device. The form
> of the command is hex as follow:
>
> *command
>   Hex-ASC**II                                    & nbsp; *
> vertical init             05 30 30 46 46 57 57 30 44 30 30 30 32 30 31
> 30 37 44 30
> angle                     05 30 30 46 46 57 57 30 44 30 30 30 30 30 31
> 30 37 44 30                      &nbs p;
>                                                                                                   (last four numbers stand for rotation angle: 07D0)
> start                      05 30 30 46 46 57 57 30 4D 30 30 30 32 30 31
> 30 30 30 31
> stop ;        05 30 30 46 46 57 57 30 4D 30 30 30 32 30 31 30 30 30 30
> read                      05 30 30 46 46 57 52 30 44 38 33 34 30 30 31
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>          When record type is "aao" or "aai", I send an array angle
> command(e.g.  05 30 30 46 46 57 57 30 44 30 30 30 30 30 31 30 37 44 30)
> and I received the reply value correctly on NewNetAssistant. The reply
> value is "-00FF" as follow:
>
> But, when I test it on streamdevice, there are some errors:
>
> 1. Format convert is not ok:
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> 2. The reply values are none:
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> 3. When assigning values on PV values, it get only the former 13 values
> rather than all(in fact, I need assign 19 values to the PV values and it
> loss the last 6 values), as shown on the up picture.
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> When record type is "ao" or "ai", no format convert errors occured, but
> the PV value only accept the first 1 value and return 0:
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> My fx3uplc.db    fx3uplc.proto    fx3uplc.cmd are as follow:
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> I'm figuring out which type should I choose such that the reply values
> are correct. I'm so anxious.
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> Thanks very much and best wishes!
>
>                         Jiaosai Li, IMPCAS